The Writings of Mary Livermore
- The Children's Army (1844), temperance stories.
- "The Twin Sisters: or, The History of Two Families," collected in The Two Families; and The Duty that Lies Nearest. Prize Stories (1848), a temperance story.
- A Mental Transformation (1848).
- Pen Pictures (1863), short stories.
- What Shall We Do With Our Daughters? and Other Lectures
- My Story of the War: A Woman's Narrative of Four Years Personal Experience (1887)
- The story of my life ; or, The sunshine and shadow of seventy years (1897).
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